Aspen Global Health and Development
Aspen Global Health and Development
About GHD
| MEET THE TEAM |
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| Peggy Clark Executive Director |
| May Doherty Finance Director |
| Katie Drasser Deputy Director |
| Andrew Quinn Director, New Voices |
| Rachel Feely-Kohl Administrative Assistant |
| Gwen Hopkins Program Officer, IDEA |
| Kaylyn Koberna Project Assistant |
| Elise Mann Program Assistant, IDEA |
| Shannon Mills Program Assistant, GLC |
| ADVISORY BOARD |
| Hon. Mary Robinson, Honorary Co-Chair The Mary Robinson Foundation - Climate Justice |
| Elliot Gerson The Aspen Institute |
| Dr. Madeleine Albright, Ex-Offico Albright Stonebridge Group; Albright Capital Management LLC |
| Lord Nigel Crisp Former Chief Executive UK National Health Service |
| Dr. Paul Farmer Partners in Health |
| Peggy Clark Aspen Global Health Development |
| Robert E. Friedman Corporation for Enterprise Development |
| Senator Tom Daschle DLA Piper; Former Senate Majority Leader |
Mission
GHD promotes breakthrough solutions to global development challenges by:
- bringing leaders together to share and advance innovative practices and evidence based solutions
- working to replicate successful local practices at a global level
- strengthening the capacity of developing world leaders to champion and act on these solutions
Breakthrough Ideas
GHD is working on:
- Reproductive health as a key contributor to other development outcomes; the return of the population factor
- Investing in and building the capacity of public sector leaders and institutions in health crisis countries
- Policy innovations to the global health workforce shortage
- Special focus on role of health worker migration and collaborative solutions to health worker imbalance
- Whole view perspective on food security; working across sectors
Our Approach
GHD works in the following ways:
- Storytelling - leveraging the power of the narrative
- Working across sectors
- Strategic convening
- Amplifying voices on the ground
How We Work
We promote solutions for global health and poverty by:
- Establishing high level policy councils to assess, debate and promote ideas
- Implementing country-level pilot work to support practice
- Producing accessible publications to broaden knowledge
- Organizing effective convenings of diverse leaders to debate and further adoption of breakthrough approaches



